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Red Bull openly “killed a few points” for Yuki Tsunoda in Mexico GP – yet he still impressed

“Yuki had his best weekend in a long time. We have said that a few times, but it is true.”
An 11th-place finish by a top-team racer seldom draws plaudits, but Red Bull Formula 1 team principal Laurent Mekies has expressed unabated satisfaction with Yuki Tsunoda’s Mexico Grand Prix drive.
In a second Red Bull car that often looks like a poisoned chalice, Tsunoda has always struggled to ...
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